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Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Forgotfal Feike.

"You've forgotten something" re.
marked the oond ucsor OF Traction Car
this morning to . man who WAS max.
ing wild rush for the door to be ex-
changed to q car which WAC ready to go
out Spring Garden rtreet. $50 Ihave," i"
reeponded the sbseut. minded psssen ger,
as he made dive back 10 the seat he
had occupied In front of the car, where
. large and suspiciously 'G,led bottle
was standing In the corner. "Well,
some people would forget their legs II
they could get away without them" !"
observed the fare collector as the man
aud the bottle, once more reunited,
|alighted from the car. wouldn't
give much for . man who would forget
q commodity like that. And the dis.
|gusted conductor looked wistfully In
the doorway Of Q corner saloon as the
oar Iaseed by.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
philaaslphiA Wilmington 3 Bal
timerV Railyued,
Juns lSsaA. 1857,

49, 49, ADOSs
rnlns v1u issvs WiininGton - selIswf
lhil.asips,. 1:zgr::s,, + ~, -, so
Dsssonaodsl,sa, 70. 10 o. is;, Z; i 10 q q . n.
ss, I %, . ~, 70. Q p, 10 % p. n.
FOR uhsstse lsxprsssl. . %. Z W. eto SIC,
~, II %, IL II .. w., 10 %. ., . " and ~
ssssas:ass':1 4, q: e. h. - :. "a ! y J. y
Now YORK, 4 90, . 81 1 "a. Q %, ! %, . u
70 o.. II 81 =. NJ. sis y, l 10, 2z . n, " IS,
J; rc;r ws5s 6h.s.er, Vi. L.nos,a. 80 ard
'isa, m, O. and % 2. m. ,
statiens. = ~ = m, IL - and . u p. a.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 %
s. m., 81 And II % D. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, u p. m.
:. saitinsfs g e and Wsshington, " = q, q, 81
Trans for Delaware D,visson leave for.
New OAstie, Q 90, . % .. M, Is u, IS, %,
% p. m. and II o. night,
r:orgssovl sad Loves, " .. N, and -
= Toi M Hshosoth. 80 a m. ssa 10 tEs-
~ sss.ssd 4 iEzpr..., snp. N . .,
HAsffns ton, DslhAr and way ststiosas.s II
Nni ne!:.: !. 3 II :; as,r,.ss.. q SO ~ va,
1sp..: + =, i Dover. uAn,.ssea and r.,
0sr, IL % night.
franklin Oity, 6 % q n. -
kxprss for Osps Ussslss, Old Potnt Com
icft sad Norfolk, II % night
Leave Phi,ads,phia, Bre.4 sysss 10,
wlninGtsn lsxpr.e,, II % . %, ! %, 81
, 10, 20 ., Ii 10, IL u .. m, 2 ID, . 01, 1 On
I %, 3 %, IN, of, Q q, II % p. N.
AscommodAtop, %, 10 % .. n. ., . 90
~, 81. . y. % 10 oS 10 70 and II u D. N
SUNDAY rKAINs.
Tor Philadelphia toKprssel, %, s n, Z C
10, slo. II 81 = m. . n, a and % p. n
hec9nnoass,Gn, a = 4 ~ .. n- laio, In
r.. Ssesss; i.Hpr:.s,. 1870. ma n.
n % aud Q % D. m.
Aesonmoaa,lon, . ls .. H., 1, 10. -, ale
'E -, snf h.S . 2; Ga1; n; ,.,r,..., a.,
Z u, . u, IL o. = m, II. 4, 20 70, 100 lnt
for Wsst Chsssss. via Lanokia, sua. N
FOR Oape Uh.rlss, Old Point Comfort ans
Yor new Jassls. Middlsaewn, clayton
Dover, Harrington, sssiord, Laurel an
tDelmar, II % night
baltimore ana washiAsten, l "a, Z u, o.
10 os An: II %, $3.50, and Z y .. m. BAlti
Leave PhilAdslphis, isoSd strsst, fos vi
ninstsn tsxprsss}, u 's& 8 70, 20, 10, II I
Accommodation, %, 10 a s. n, u u, . 0
| 10, e8S and II q D. u.
TraiAs marked tEus ts)ars limited sxprse
apcu vhiah svtrs fxfs n ohafxed.
For furtnsr Information passspgsgs are n
ss9rod 70 the uckgt Once 6t the ssstto1-
J. X. WkiU.
| 0snsfN PAsssAese Agshts
OIAHL1 4. YvoH 0snarai Nance.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
PUDLIU sALns.
DUBLIO SALE-WlLL BE EXPOSED
i TO public sale,
ON WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER Sth, A. D., 1857,

ON WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER sth, A. D., 1857,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ,
On the premises, near Newport, Delaware,
the Following described real estate, being
tho property Of Penrose 8. Lyman:
NO. ]. All thst Mrm or tract Of land sit.
uafe In ChristianA Huudysd, Dol, bounde Cd
py the Newport and 9ap Turnpike road, BY
tne Atsmensi rosi, By landa OF Alexander
Irons Nathan IIaieSofm an. Vincent u Finn,
rhomss y. lyman and others, and contain
,ng soon ono hundred and twenty-seven
ncae' ,cr nth large frame and stone dwell
ing neuse, frame barn, with stone stable,
:reme shedding, corn crib and otnor out
bufe4S8ss thsreon erected; also . certain
tfsAA oSukaae OF marfh land situate In the
treat newport marsh. adjoining marth Of
Edward Tetnan, James J. krindley, and the
/ marsh road. and containing acres, 2roods,
80 perches Of land.
| farming communities, adjoining tho town Of
Newport on the north, within ter minutes
walk OF that station ,ou the p, W. h b. X.
r., and also within 2H miles OF tho city Of
Wilmington. The land Is in high state Of
cultfvstion. having been greatly enriched
and imI roved BY the owner during the past
few yoars.
No a All th.t lot or piece Of land with u
two story frame dwelling house thereon
| ereeted, situate on the newport and Gap
Turnpike, wish in one half mile Of the town
OF Newport, and bounded BY said Turnpike
road and by iauo Of - Snyder. na con
u ing one aero Of Ia i'd, be toe same more
| or less.
Attendsnss will be given and terms mads
known at the tin: . snd place sforss.id = . - 6y
Or BY W. 7. LYMAN, his Attorney.
e18-6t eod!tW
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Turklsh Money Lender.

Besides tho banks Of high degree,
oalats 10 infested with host OF brok kerc
and usurers called sarsfs, who have no
counting room. no CLERK, NO desk, bat
who Install themselves in the gate WAYS,
with glass box divided Into Two com
pattmenu. In ono of which glitter
pieces Of gold, silver and brass. and in
the other OF which are heaped bundles
OF native and foreign bank notes of q
value usually very small These sarsfs
are mousy ohsngsrs. This is their os
tersible busiress; but II is not sufii cient
to enrich them. They are also money
lenders. receiving from 40 TO 30 per
cent This 10 their real business; Il Ia
good and lucrative business, which
has no sign and which no one ever con.
Il sses being engaged In, but which en-.
ables one eventually to occupy large
house and large business apartments,
They make loans on jswelry, govern.
ment bonds (havales), upon sound
credit, upon dOwries 10 be y<oeived or
Inheritance that are exr sotsd; and be
exhibits In these '.snsaotion.. which
Tor others would. b. very risky, An in.
nsnt, )u .ement, that generally guar.
sn. -tm against lose; but this does
nj. prevent him from diuninR into the
ears OF the borrower the danger that he
runs. aud from making him pay dearly
for the risk.
II is related that young Perote, the
onl son OF . very wealthy man who
led very fast life, presented himself
one day 10 ssraf. aud asked him 10
loan him . round sum OF money. He
offered the saraf as security the serio ue
illness End approaching death OF his
father, and the Inheritance that would
follow.
But -our father may recover" said
I the saraf.
"Impossib'e, e." replied the young Pc
rote; che has ohronio 6ropsy; he can
not live mora than Ave days'' D
"No ono knows Gbis. D. not pui
lyour trust In IL. Every thing depe nd,
upon the phys.cia
1.-THE physician II DR.. L." replied
the lender hearted son.
"Exaotly 30; hs 10 q very skillfuI
ply siciau, and you will see that he vii
pull his patient through all right. IL
any event. 1 cannot loan that sum oil
this moment. Com again day after to
morrsw."
The saraf utilized this delay by goin,
to the house Of the physician name cd d
the time that the latter made his visit
in the city. He found the servaat. and
|o0s red him . generous gratuity II h,
would learn from bis msreor the disess'
with which Mr.. T., the patient of lh,
physician, was stricken; whether l
vas mortal, aud II SO, how many day
still remained to the patient. The ser
want obtained very quickly frou, hi
master all that tho saYAf desired {,
know, aud he went Immediately to as
sure the latter upon the prompt snt
fatal iseue Of tho disease. Whsn tn,
youpg man retorued, hs found the
money resdy, eiQned ths note for sun
nearly double that given 10 him, ant
six weeks after paid the debt from tn
patrimooy that he had just received.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

Prof. 8. w. Martin, practical elocu
ZIONIST from New York, will give g
popular parlor entertainment In the
hall at MarsbAlltop, Chrtstisna Hun
dred, ON Saturday evening, October /
for the bsne fit of the Msrshsllton Brass
Band. The declsmations by the pro
fessor, consisting of patriotic, pathetic
aad humorous speeches. will be inter
spersed with music by the band, and
every effort made to amuee and In
struct 30 that no one will 20 away say
Ing at the close of the entestainmen
that II have lost On hourl"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
A OAif Rnoe.

ia maN nsmed Wolf, from Stanton
BROUGHT calf to the slaughter house
near Second aud Tstnall streets, on Tues
day afternoon, when the little bovine moi
liking the smdl of blood, managed to es
cape, and after racing through TIA streets
1t ran down to Shipley street wharf and
jumped into the Christiana. After swim
ming about sometime 1t was finally taken
out of the water, and conveyed to the
daughter house, and this morning its
flesh was disposed OF in our market.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
A Drunken Man.

1t is reported that . man who was
driving pair OF mules on the Kennel,
pike on Monday evening was intoxi.
Gated to such an extent that he fell
from the wagon Just above the toll gate
and lay In the road rome time. He was
finally taken In charge OF BY the priest
ct st Joseph's Church, and with the
assistance Of . neighbor, WAS convey ed
to his home. The priest also took charge
Of the team, and drove mp to the coal
yard Of Brinckle & Co., whore 1t wa
properly cared for.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
wILmsGTOn AqnOarMERN EN

wILH1IsQTO A-nOaTMERN n X
Time table in eject May 18th, 1857. 1rsa2l
leave Wilmington trronch st.eet) as foliGus
Yer Residing, Bir1eboro, Joanna. Spring
viilo, Tan aqua, Allentown, Lebanoa, wsI.
nersvills and all points on the PHILADELPHIA
and Reading X. L, 7.0o .. m. and 2<S p. 10.
For Springfield, Waynossurg juno
ton. Ooalesviiio. Embreevilie, Lepsps
Ohadd's Ford and DnPonts and intorms'
diAto points, OF a.n.. 2 u, and IL .. N.
for Coatssviiis ssd intsrmod iAte points
For West Chester. : 90 .. n.. ab and <Os
p. m.
For Nav Bridge and intermediate point,
o.lb p. m. and on Saturday, stS IL and il.il
p. m
On sunday for Heading and Intern ediai4
points, ct 8 90 o. m. snd for Springfield sns
intermediate peiuts at 10 p. m.
4. Il. muOAUSLAND, Y. h. HIBBA BID,
SuDorintsndent 3enp Paaa 49,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

SKILOH's vIrALIZER IL what you
need for Constipation, Loes OF Appe-
tite. Di1ztness and all symptoms Of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold by N. B. Dspfcrth, cor.
and sl6 Market BITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Lecture at Hook kessiu.

Rev. j. r. Westwood, OF Camden, N.
J., will lecture on Temperance In the
M k church at HockesAin, on Friday,
tho 30 .h inst, at 7.30 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

r OSr-ON MARKET. TENTH un TAT.
IL nal streets. q gold wstoh chain, with
key. ring and bangle; v. W. P. on ono side
and Dora on tho other. a liberal reward
will be paid on its being loft at 1908 TstnhI
street. s2T8t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
rve sAAihs

lLE-,iuuD a-,Tijkr BkiOk
I'D kitchen, No. 9od Chestnut
In tse. des,; new tin roof; dry
| ,ruble 10 r,nt; selling becsuse
Inv living IN rhiisdolphia. A
nIi soon. Apply TO j. J. Will
rve, Chestnut and hcans sts.,
t,H. o., 1sR L. Dauphin street,
IA Pa. gs-lms
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
SALE

EXECUTORS SALE
IL -pF-
REAL ESTATE.
The subscrioer. as Executor Of Margaret
Curlstt, deceased, y Ill sell at public sale at
the court house, In the city OF Wilmington,
on THURSDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1887,
at2o'elock, p. M,
the following described reat esJste, situate In
the city OF Whining ton, Delaware:
No. I. A lot at northeast corner of Fifth and
Broome streets, with front of 100 feet on
BrooIne street and depth of1O feet.
No. .. One three-story brick DWELLING NO.
40s East Sixth street. containing nine rooms
hath and gas Size OF lot i5 feet front by II
feet deep.
No. .. Ore three story brick dwelling No.
703 Poplar street contsiDing nine rooms, bath
and gas. 81 c Is feet front by 10 fett inches
deep.
TIE above properties are in good locations
aud present a nne o -portunity for investment
and for persons looking for homes. Sale posi-
tive to close estate. Terms at sale. For inr-
ther rarticulars apply to LOsE St EaM,Ns: a,,s,.
d. B. CURLErT, Executor. sep24-e.o dts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

ALE-AT A BARtAlS, ONEUF
tng ,arns 10 pelsNare Oo., Pa,
atvi!ls uaien. on the Baltimore
|alp,d cCnt,inin9 81 toIes; hns
bui 10 abundanoo, and uhder
h ei cultivation. Oail On or ad
RElkJh, No. 0 W. Ith st city.
e20-u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

ALE? BUSINESS WAGONS
ti! csriages, . large (dso1edA
klJ 'ony toaS constant freight
Et tire prlei So 10. at mod or,
Apply At n. l. corner front and.
fwli sIT cod I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

lLE-fSIUbI bhiUA t1OUSE
tsh ode Of Lowering svenuA
susn street. Wiil sell chea . ,hnl
kHl, puchsssf, Montnly instsll-
It Alio IL Linden street. Aibty
fT VkHknk. this otfios. ilkQ
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Tree r. anting Time

Fruit, shade and ornamental trees, best
quality and all OF tho desira Die varieties.
Trees planted In the city and suarsntte
Now is the time to send in 0rderl. WILL
LIAM r. PETEt s, lffice No. W. Tib.st.,
or p. Y, drawer, no. 10, city. s2c eod.2m
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

eiE-t FARM OF - AUkkS
iin pSblic Ioad, Penosder Hur-
|Ae' iOm WILMINGTON; ordinary
ipple and peLc orchards. frloo
iNAs. uLU. X 10 WINS I'm u,
sH'est. s3o-St
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

I OST-TWO MILK ROCKS IN THN
4 eastern parto' the city. The finder via
please leave tue same at this Office. s7-its
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

a. = CHEAP; A PHOTO
t1a toA@r.a ~h!ch has het n In asS
'' Apply At No. E0s west u.
s2l-6tt
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
noter.a,nmept at marssa,lton.

For good coal go TO Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

DOAhDi N1-2 ME~ OAN SEjtiR X I
ID good boar a. s25 v Stn rt. SAT .8t#
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

sas. A quDD PLACE ZOE
M a. v frcnt street. Appiy
\, = L. bRAMBLE, near Leila.
S2l-l2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

nU BLIO SALE o. HUkSES-WlLL
f be sold at public sale. at Hannum's
livery stables, Edgmont avenue, one square
from p, W. q b. n. Il. depot. Chester, on
WEDNESDAY, UUTUBER 6, 1887,
at / o'clock p. m,
On head OF YOUNG, sound Ohio ~
~ horses, suitsble for all purposes. <6N
These horses have been carefully 90 lected
for this sale. Among the lot will bo some
extra good draft horses, drivers and sad.
oIers Persons " shiag to buy horses will do
we'll TO attend this sale, as this will be clean
sweep for the fall. Stock can DO Inspected
at tho above stables tive days before sale.
and 4 uonths oredit.
L. L. HOBERTS,
Z W. Stidham & Son. Aucts. s28-d6w
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
sOHEDULH IN EFFEOT. july Q, 1851.
Trains leave delaware Avenue DopoS
EAST. .bOvJND.

kAST.bOUND:.
fhlia. Accommodation, daily .....s.lsA- D.
Phtls. hc1ommod alton, aAily. ..,f.to A. X
Phtla. Accommodation, daily. lisa A. D.
YhilA. Accommodation daily 49,. lo.lo Ar
rhtfa.e Ohsstor express, daily ll.lt a. D.
rhtla. Accommodation daily 80. Loo p. m.
rhila. Accommodation, detly.-... alo p. Il
ehtia. u etsr.sJpross, daily ...4.eb p. II
psi,: psh ASsommodSa9a, daily ssS p ~
fhiiG. Accom-. daily Except Suaday,T. so y. m
eniis. q chester express, daily, f.bs p. u
ehila. Accommodation, daily. .....e.oo p. y
wEST.BOUND:
CnioAgo Limited, daily ...........y.so A. r..
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning.
Baltimore Aocommodatis1, daily,
except Sunday......:........ ..s.ls .. N,
Cincinnati Limited, daily. 10 n. n.
Arrives Cincinnati f.is A. M. st. Loah
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 800 p. n,
onicaxo and 81. Louis Express,
sisseiiy AcccmmcdStisr, daily, SsSp. r
FOB LANDKNRkRi,s v 90 A. n sunday
only: ll.oo .. m. ds1y, except Sunday
100 p. M, and s.2s p. M. daily.
Trains leave MARKET Street station:
sunday, ab p. NJ. daily. ror BsItimor,
a&s r. d. daily. 20 Landenbsrs, $50 and
II 90 A. NJ. daily, excep, SUNDAY; 300 Q. IA
Sunday only; 7.U aud '5.36 p. N daily.
Trains Tor ~ilmingson-Leavs Phiiadsi
pnia sT.o and $50 q. m. daily. lis .. m
daily; 2 90. ato, &.xA skoo, Lao, $50. $40
1000 p. N. daily.
Expfoss trainss
". III. CLEMENTS, q. X. LORD.
MANAGER. 0snI Pass. Axent
Telephone No. iSs.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Sor Rent,

e.,sn e.t,,h : l,E BaLakUt or
|rla.r,ooa ooat ~ sctes of first class
k,na ! 'ns new oeme,~ry At
slist . 49, q " X. X. Plenty CT
Ts, pnppi5 to OWEN J HES.
VI, ,nn lont street, or JNU, A.
'Np oatnoiio Oemetery.
= "a II
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

tLL-OhEAP, TWO 2.STOEY
leuisi, NOF. LOO and I yo2 @ ilp.n
ha rOous esch. Price for lwo
NA. Ter1ls easy. THOMAS
Y, W tGrsol street. slJti
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

!; a sva. NioE HUME. s2i ". ~
Bon \. ,etenditg to iesve the
oh'h hhuS. sly.wks,ols
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

,,,s-LAh9E AND SMALL
(ss,,.r na :. WAGONS ar far prices.
I'M kItSu ~ OF busine's wafers. W,
and fren n sts. al0-9ms
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

AlE-ONE Oh f NJ I
A''ss, br4st~m and : years d:
PANS 'Al, h, a good urirer, oan tee
NV W. :. BULLOCK, 1cn.h
''reeis. s9o-if
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

,..i-ohhAr, GOOD BUCK
'na drill, with phosphate and
Ssoeneat. j. +. q ALL, .tls
"oet' s2o.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

Lt-QNE nHoRSE POwER
y. cliet, IA good oon6ition with
TSIleIls. ips1re OF WILLIAM
Va q w., No. rs West Tenth
a21.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

an OK Is ao.D srors II1,..
s,l 70 ~ THOMPSON w. Ism
kply 70 w. iy27 u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

BY A
~ male nurse. Apply .
llNt'ss -, Res, Of references
fonI hs' AT -9n- So
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

AIt-h sfkARULD r.
p0ney. br0gsn TO Drive 8E
SSlei sold bt want niuie Prsr Q
.ALLhoE'S boarf isg sta bio,
hasll stiee@. s2o az
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

SELL GOODS
~, .,saa saS o. a. O,alny ard I, SON com :
,shiJ rqa'' Ef2.
rfsst. -.-.----
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

IN RENT A STABLE ~ ~
GD-Io ~, ofise city, near Iin
streets. Apf! si9.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

,nIAIY AGENTS FOB A
~. ma; sst,ri hes everybody.
INV lhifsLE, Chiasso. III 'sc III
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

l.nI SITUATION AS AN AP-
M With . dx.s maker.Addrecs
kAh oth.a e"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

I'm AND SHEET lkOn
.aply 70 JAM rs Y. wLOD
sh bipy ipyngssu. 81 "
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

SvEsOrs wArrIrda ~ aM :,
y h.is q, ~ !. .'i. sseo1 nOda.osdi cd ~
N WhIms"A li0-u
40 sysse ---
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

ArAHM BAND. hPrLt
H. MURPHY, u milo rom Z,
A Rtcslsnd ROAD 81 ~
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

tnI S SMILED WOMAN
lltna : rh'' sE-2t'
,ireet.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

MAN FRoM MAS.
|Ep-hf = ,,ant u emplOymen: -
tss,i'' ~ or wstobnsn; SAILS. US.
sypcss ana t2f 3.s
pft1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

sTEADY, a 9 4 ~, = =, =
ssa.,1.' +; .ss's %1e "isl Esl Esll,;s.sss, Is"ss sna
esm'Ir.d, Adi'e' 81 90
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

,n-n,lLY, 20 QUARTS . Y
y, NM, ,n,iz. best Of references
n " .Mils," this ottce. SLIM
Ssb-gtXPERIKNCED CLOAK
~ Apply Pi Lis b LION
Il I'd Marset sz eot txo s'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
vseSeds -

IN BUY An ~, SlSm y Sal.l :
e.:,,. ~, IL fpsssss;S si.s ;S;;SsaT5s' ;ss Spio'
|,sly % EVAsSso sSo. ! East Sth street
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

SN-A GIRL FOR aEN ERAL
.,o,r atyt L S:n o. ST. sts
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27

BURks WHITE PINE BALsAM-FOr the
positive cure of coughs, colds and Group,
We know of no way to make it more en-
phatic than to say Burks' White Pine
Balsam leads all other cough remedies
You will ind Burks' sarsaparllla a
more effectual remedy in the ulcerous
forms of scrofula than any other remedy
One cent dose.
The pain suffered by those who are at
flicted with dyspepsia is indescribable
The relief that is given by the use of Lit.
tie Apricot pills has caused many to he
thankful for these little pills" For sale
by Hartz & Bahnsen.
Use Cressler's Wild Rose tooth powder
for cleansing the teeth. Price, 25c.
Dyspepsia is the cause of many of the
pleasures of this life being avoided
Burks' Iron Tonic cures dyspepsia and
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27

A boy named by the monitor was ordered
to stand out" He took his place clear Of the
desk i'll the gangway of the school, and, with
the certainty of punishment hanging over
him, had to wait until file of takers had
been collected. When the row of the con-
demned had become somewhat long, and
when there was pause in the occupation OF
the autocrat, the Christening began. For this
offense the sentence mostly took effect on the
palms of the hands, and the Two strings, one
of culprits coming to the ordeal, the other of
victims with quivering hands tucked under
their arms, ard bowling, groaning, or with
difficulty suppressing their emotion as they
wound their way back to their seats, might
possibly have been objects replete with inter
est to student of human nature, but We're
too common to excite much attention among
us.
There was one little imp, as l remember,
who used skillfully TO skip across from the
advancing to the retreating column, hug his
hands, and howl as if he had been smitten,
and SO to get back unscathed to his place 1t
was dangerous trick, the penalty of which,
if it had been detected, dare not comtem-
plate l know but of this one boy vino tried
it-BlackWood's Magazine
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27
Art of ShoeinC Race Horses.

4"Do you not think there is almost as wide a
field for the improvement of the art of shoe
ing race horses as there has been made with
trotting horses-the use of toe weights, ctr. r.
Certainly" replied Mr.. Lorillard. Then
he added, with sudden spirit: 'IlI tell YOU
something you may not know; few did |
ran Wanda in aluminium plates in nearly all
her races"
"On account of their lightness?'
"Of course; the entire set of four plates
weighed only two and three quarter ounces,
while you know a set of ordinary racing
plates will weigh eight or nine ounces. Tie
difference of weight must be an ADVANTAGE.
shou say 1t was equal to the difference be-
tween man running in ordinary street shoes
and pair of light slippers"
"How came you to discover the idea of tho
aluminium platesf"
well, 1t had long occurred to me that if a
light shoe or plate could be made it would
give the horse wearing it great ADVANTAGE.
L had several experiments made in Europe
with different metals. A great many were
tried and failed. They were light enough.
but not strong enough-liable to twist or
break, and of course dangerous Finally, out
of dozen experiments, we evolved the alumni.
mum plates"
"Were not even those rather delicate and
dangerous"
"Oh, yes. On some horses they wouldn't do
at all-Drake Carter, for instance. / tried
them on him, and he tore them all to pieces.
But on a light moving, perfectly actioned
horse you could use them. Wanda, you
know, was one of the smootbest. lipbtest
movers in the world"
allow is it nobody ever discovered your use
of themfn
awe kept our secret When | first used
them Byrnes, my trainer, asked me how we
would keep it from the boys in the stable ]
told him to urge bad feet or some such ex.
cuse. But it was needless, for nobody ever
noticed it. New York World Interview.